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#pragma ident "@(#) libf/fio/flsh_mem.c	92.1	06/18/99 16:08:47"

/*
 *	This do-nothing routine's sole purpose in life is to implement the
 *	FLSH_MEM capability on platforms which do not have a #pragma suppress
 *	supported in the C compiler.   A call to this routine accomplishes
 *	the issuing of all prior stores to memory.   The Sparc standard
 *	dictates that stores arrive at memory in the order which they are
 *	issued.  Therefore any stores issued after a call to _flsh_mem()
 *	will arrive in memory after those issued prior to the call to
 *	_flsh_mem().
 */
#include "fio.h"

void
_flsh_mem(void)
{
}
